Appetite for Profit exposes the hypocrisy in the food industry. Major food companies, like McDonalds,
Coco-cola, and General Mills, respond to the growing American health crisis with public relations
campaigns that falsely suggest they are part of the solution. This book offers a guide to understanding
public relations, front groups, and lobbying tactics that food companies employ to deceive the American
public.

Buy, Buy Baby exposes that companies use, and often fund, research in child development to market more
effectively to babies and toddlers. This exploitation has broad and negative impacts on child
development. These issues, and suggested ways to address them, are explored.

Marketing executives undermine children’s health, education, creativity, and values for the sake of
commercial gain. Consuming Kids is an exploration of the multi-billion dollar marketing maelstrom that is
aimed at children. It outlines the pervasiveness of marketing to children, and details what has to be
done to stop it.

Media expert and activist Kathryn C. Montgomery examines how contemporary media changes the nature of
childhood. She charts the historical trends that made children a target group during the early
commercialization of the Internet; she describes what lead to a law to protect children's privacy on the
Internet, and examines how digital marketing taps into teenagers' developmental needs. Generation Digital
offers help for creating a safe, equitable digital culture for young people.